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What FV are you putting on a HF Predator genset? I'm on Fumoto web site and see no way to select products for HF generators. Thanks,

I'm curious about the X for the third mounting option (fluid disconnects in the down position). I could see it being detrimental due to fluid draining after engine off, but the second mounting option does the same thing.

Are NRA Life members considered CMP-affliated?

Don't forget the cost of joining a CMP-affliated club before you can buy a gun from them. I looked at clubs near me and the cheapest I found was about $100-$120/year. There might be some CMP-affliated on-line that could join that are cheaper, don't know. Just know you have to have that...

And how do you make sure your neighborhood doesn't become "bad". Yep, that's right: You make it forking clear!

There is one tractor implement you're missing:

I'm going through this with my 96 Pathfinder. I e-mailed Daniel Stern for his recommendation and he has a pair of lights he recommends on their way to me. His first rec was to upgrade the wiring with an upgraded 30 amp relay wiring system.

I did mine after an unscheduled and unplanned hydraulic oil change interval of +19 years: I used regular STP AWS 32 hydraulic oil to replace it - after I had both cylinder lift seals replaced. :ROFLMAO:

This isn't far from me: https://app.barn2door.com/QzGR5/all Filet mignon at $100/lb!!!!

Waiting for Publix to put their Prime Rib on sale for $6.99!!!!

Lifetime warranty: https://www.harborfreight.com/38-in-drive-20-to-100-ft-lb-click-torque-wrench-58994.html

I've got about 100-120 lbs of pig fat I need to render. The problem is I don't have the frig space to store it. I need to get busy and give more away to family and friends.

Yes, it is limited slip and 4wd. I'll change the front diff as well. I highly doubt either has been done the life of the vehicle. Thanks!

Correct. Lift takes hydraulic oil, 32 or 46, depending on temps and weather. SC TN: I opted for 32. I've never had a lift before; now I can't live without it! and yes, I was asking about the Nissan Pathfinder rear gear synthetic oil.

I was getting ready to change out both the rear gear and transfer case when my lift decided it wanted an unscheduled hydraulic oil change. :( Lift is back up with new seal kits in both 19 year old cylinders. Any recs for syn gear oil?

Why?

Edited the OP to include changing out the fuel filter while getting tuned up. Thanks!

I have a '96 Pathfinder, 2nd owner; bought just about a year ago. Original owner had not driven it in over a year due to dementia; his daughter sold me the vehicle. Since I bought it, I've: - Had the timing belt replaced; it should be good for at least 5 years now - reputable Nissan shop...

You can buy it on-line. At least you could about 20 years or so ago. I bought it on-line, they sent it frozen. My son and his best friend and I finished it in one sitting. Of course, the two 14 year old boys did the major lifting on that operation!